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My first time lapse video, of the night sky above historic Mattamuskeet Lodge at Lake Mattamuskeet, Mattamuskeet National Wildlife Refuge in eastern North Carolina.
Mattamuskeet Lodge was originally a pumping station built in 1915 to drain Lake Mattamuskeet and convert it to farmland. The effort ultimately failed and the pump station was converted into a hunting lodge in 1937. The lodge remained open until 1974, but has been abandoned since that time. Currently efforts are being made to restore the lodge, but obtaining the necessary funding remains a problem.
Timelapse sequence rendered at 8K in LRTimelapse5. Titles, music, still images and timelapse sequences edited in Davinci Resolve 15 and rendered at 3840 x 2160 UHD. Video for upload was rendered at 3840 x 2160 at 30,000kb/sec.
I first uploaded the video to YouTube but was not happy with the quality of the playback. So I uploaded it to Vimeo and it was better, but not of the quality I had hoped for.
Any comments or suggestions appreciated.
My first time lapse video, of the night sky above historic Mattamuskeet Lodge at Lake Mattamuskeet, Mattamuskeet National Wildlife Refuge in eastern North Carolina.
Mattamuskeet Lodge was originally a pumping station built in 1915 to drain Lake Mattamuskeet and convert it to farmland. The effort ultimately failed and the pump station was converted into a hunting lodge in 1937. The lodge remained open until 1974, but has been abandoned since that time. Currently efforts are being made to restore the lodge, but obtaining the necessary funding remains a problem.
Timelapse sequence rendered at 8K in LRTimelapse5. Titles, music, still images and timelapse sequences edited in Davinci Resolve 15 and rendered at 3840 x 2160 UHD. Video for upload was rendered at 3840 x 2160 at 30,000kb/sec.
I first uploaded the video to YouTube but was not happy with the quality of the playback. So I uploaded it to Vimeo and it was better, but not of the quality I had hoped for.
Any comments or suggestions appreciated.
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